jbrogers63

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by jbrogers63 6mo ago
"On our t3.small (2GB RAM), the web container uses ~780MB. Spawning an exec container for a quick database query adds another ~500MB. Two concurrent exec calls during a deploy? That's 2.5GB on a 2GB machine. OOM killer takes the w
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by jbrogers63 6mo ago
Chess with my kids. It's good for spending time with them and helps with strategic thinking in a dynamic environment. My oldest regularly beats me. :D
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by jbrogers63 3y ago
Generally, it's machine generated. I've only ever typed it out manually if I needed something specific for a unit test and that only for small messages. It's tedious to do by hand.
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by jbrogers63 3y ago
If there's encryption, it's generally further up the stack (eg. wrapping in a TLS connection or IPSec tunnel).
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by jbrogers63 4y ago
https://jtwebsitedesign.com/wp-content/uploads/dilbert-cobol...
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by jbrogers63 4y ago
A shop I worked in ages ago had a mainframe on site supporting lots of batched transactions over the course of a 24 hour period, along with the daily operations for a 35 facility logistics company, spread throughout the southeastern United
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by jbrogers63 6y ago
This was essentially my experience with WGU as well. I started in November and was done by the following August. Most of my classes from community college were transferred and I had ~90 CUs (EDIT: Just a guess on the number. It's been
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by jbrogers63 6y ago
I remember reading about this in Hot Rod magazine back in the day. Here's the article from their website: https://www.hotrod.com/articles/2000-volkswagen-beetle/
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by jbrogers63 6y ago
Just want to say thanks. This made my morning. :D